Papineau

• Justin Trudeau won’t run for re-election as MP in next federal election

  Justin Trudeau has held the seat of Papineau since 2008 and was named leader of the Liberal Party in 2013, before becoming prime minister in 2015.

  Canada

  Jan 15
  
• Justin Trudeau resignation: Many in his home riding of Papineau happy with news

  Justin Trudeau was first elected to the riding of Papineau in 2008. It's considered one of the most diverse and immigrant-rich ridings in the country.

  Politics

  Jan 6
  
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• Quebec election 2022 results: Papineau

  Papineau is a provincial riding located in Outaouais.

  Canada

  Sep 24, 2022
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• Emergency work expected to close Papineau Avenue until Wednesday evening rush-hour

  The flow of water underneath the street has caused significant erosion below the roadway forcing the emergency work, according to city spokesperson Philippe Sabourin.

  Traffic

  Mar 22, 2022
• Canada election results: Papineau

  Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau has held the riding since 2008, when he took it from the Bloc Québécois.

  Canada

  Aug 16, 2021
• Montreal police investigate two overnight suspected arson attacks

  Fires at Le Barbie Spa on Papineau Street and Sources Oriental Hammam and Spa on Provencher Boulevard appeared to have been deliberately set, Montreal police say.

  Crime

  May 7, 2021
• Morning stabbing in Montreal injures 24-year-old

  Police say the victim was assaulted with a sharp object at around 9:30 a.m. on Ste. Catherine Street near Cartier Street.

  Crime

  Sep 5, 2020
• Reserved bus lane slowing down Papineau Avenue rush hour traffic: STM

  The STM acknowledges the reserved bus lane on Papineau installed in August has increased congestion on the main thoroughfare during rush hour.

  Traffic

  Jan 14, 2020
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• Man targeted in Ahuntsic shooting: Montreal police

  A 49-year-old man was the intended target of a shooting in Ahuntsic-Cartierville on Friday morning, according to Montreal police.

  Crime

  Jan 3, 2020
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• Part of art installation in Montreal’s Gay Village removed following complaints

  Several people took to social media, calling out the slogans for what they described as "inappropriate," "disgusting" or "vulgar" language.

  Features

  Dec 4, 2019